Have you seen the Framework Pro?

Maybe the keymap setting isn’t correct? e.g. maybe you put it in the wrong context?

Zed has a simple disable_ai setting that turns it all off. Not sure why the fork is necessary.

I’d love to get involved, but first drop C++ for new code and use Rust.

Yes, that means Mac OS X Server was the first OS to use the Max OS X branding. It does not mean that Mac OS X (non-server) ever was 1.0.

It doesn’t say it was named Classic Mac OS. It says “succeeded the classic Mac OS”. That does not imply they named it “classic” anything. The word “the” being present actually explicitly means Apple did not name it “classic”.

And I’m going to need a source on it being OS X 1.0. I lived through it and my memory as well as everything else says it was 10.0, 10.1, 10.2 etc.

Zed has a simple disable_ai: true config setting which disables everything related to AI.

I have never heard it’s complicated from anyone. I use it every day and it’s amazing.

Yeah I doubt it. I’ve worked in large Rust codebases too. I’d do some benchmarking. Cargo has some nice flags that let you see exactly what it’s doing. You can open the compilation report up in a browser and zoom in on different steps of the process and see everything.

That’s highly abnormal to have minute long debug build times.

Rust us way easier to understand for me (and I’d guess most people) than C.

Rust is fun because it’s the only mainstream language with an affine type system, which allows some really cool patterns like the typestate pattern. And the fact that there’s no inheritance or null or exceptions is amazing.

Five minutes with build cache? Or from cold build?

With cache, then there’s almost certainly something wrong with your computer or project.

Also… you aren’t building with --release every time are you?

I find Rust extremely fun

I’ve been in a position of reviewing a ton of slop. It was this way before AI and even worse after. I think the appropriate response is that I don’t care if it’s human slop or AI slop - I’m not going to do a ton of work to review it if I see slop. I’m going to make a comment that you should go deslop it and let me know when you’re done.

Nope!

Those companies and firms back Rust because it’s memory safe without a garbage collector, and great for general purpose programming or systems programming. That’s super important for everyone, but especially large companies working on high performance or mission critical software.

Zig is not memory safe so it’s a non-starter for these things, and has not proven itself in the industry anywhere near what Rust has.

This has nothing to do with Rust being “corporate” or anything wrong with Rust.

There’s almost zero reason to choose C for any greenfield project. C / C++ have been plagued with extremely serious problems throughout history because they are not memory safe. The world needs to move on from memory unsafe languages whenever it can.

Choosing C for something like this would be idiotic.

You can disable all AI stuff in Zed with a single disable_ai: true setting. Still an awesome editor without any of the AI.

We really need a VaultWarden service run by a non-profit.

They said VaultWarden, not BitWarden. This shouldn’t affect them.

That amount of money is one developer full time maybe

$564,000 / year??? I’d think definitely two, maybe three.